Stamper Chrissie Stokes recently posted a technique on Splitcoast Stampers that rocketed me over the moon. Called “Double Stamped Vellum”, I immediately played around with it and came up with three cards – the first is below . . .
1. Using a dark color, stamp a mostly solid image on the back of a piece of vellum.
2. On the front, stamp a semi-detailed image in white and
white-emboss.
3. Using white or natural white cardstock, frame the piece, or back a
cut out window with it.
Pristine white cardstock used over the entire card front makes the
dark images pop and adds an aura of elegance I cannot get enough of. The more layers, the more dimension and
shadows will be created to add interest.
Cardstock: Strathmore Natural White, Stampin’ Up Vellum
Stamps: Raindrops on Roses 7-Leaf
Branch, Great Impressions
Leaves
Inks: Gina K Charcoal
Brown, ColorBox Frost White
Emb Pwdr: Hero White
Dies: Gina Marie Peekaboo
Square, Altenew With Gratitude
(single
leaf)
Emb Fldr: Sizzix Floral Arch
and Words: “Moments”
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